Jazz Chisholm Jr. fails ABS challenge as system confirms strike zone call

14 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 25

Chisholm, the New York Yankees second baseman, has now succeeded in just one of six ABS challenges this season after Friday’s failed attempt against the Houston Astros in Houston.
The ABS system confirmed the pitch was entirely in the strike zone, leaving Chisholm with a 17% challenge success rate—tied for the lowest among players with at least six challenges.
The Yankees as a team have struggled with ABS challenges, holding the league’s eighth-worst overturn rate for batters despite a strong start to the season.

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